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Rules and such]]
The slimer was enamored by the War Clan’s non-combatant members, more so with their very skilled artisans. He watched them from a distance as they cleaned hides, made threads, and various other objects from nature itself. He noted on how well they made their goods, and thought that they probably did live on their islands for very long to develop unique methods to create complex works of art.
But he found, to no surprise, that their greatest pieces were found in their armory and strewn into the homes of the clan’s fiercest warriors. Each weapon was truly unique, and was treated as such. Again, it wouldn’t be surprising if the ghost found that every member of the clan knew how to make weapons before they learned how to fly.
El Greco took pride of his artistic ability, and as an ambassador of his school, he was going to try to impress the intimidating horsewoman who was watching him and the rest inside the Crafter’s Den.
The ghost had found a place somewhere along the back of the room, farthest away from the prying eyes of the teacher. He preferred being left alone to his thoughts while he concentrated, but he had no problems with focusing. When dealing with art of any sort, this ghost was excellent at being fixated to such matters.
Unfortunately, at the back of the room, all the materials he could find were wood. But it mattered little to the slimer since he was familiar with the material and knew that it was easier to shape compared to stone or bone. The wood was warped by the slimer’s will.
Made from the same sturdy tree that have made most of the clan’s homes, the slimer delicately carved it into a wonderful edge weapon. It was curved to give it an extra push when slashing, its end sharp enough for stabbing, and he even added a little serration for cutting just in case it was to get caught. The ghost even etched his initials in it, and finally bound it with leather and feather.
It was a shiny awesome wooden knife, and it did impress the horsewoman.
[[Awesome Shiny Knife!]]
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